Sentence examples for favouring in from inspiring English sources

However, while the ultimate advantage of cell apoptosis (favouring in some way the other cells of the organism of the population) is clear, less clear is the advantage provided by each of the events occurring during apoptosis, including chromatin condensation, DNA laddering and nuclear fragmentation.

A recent study demonstrated that systemic administration of the COX-2 inhibitor meloxicam reduced pain evoked vocalization and joint favouring in adjuvant monoarthritic rats [ 76], although a direct antinociceptive effect of the drug on joint nociceptors was not definitively shown.

Sequential subculture of the EGF-induced ATMCs at decreasing seeding density onto a collagen I-coated surface resulted in a drastic loss of their proliferation (Supplementary Figure 2) favouring in turn their maturation towards VSM-like cells as evidenced by their robust increase in expression of the SM genes calponin, α-SMA, SM22 α, desmin, SM-MHC and h-caldesmon evidenced by qPCR analysis.

We found that vector insertions are cell-specific according to the differential expression profile of target cells, favouring, in PBL-GT, genes involved in immune system and T-cell functions/pathways as well as T-cell DNase hypersensitive sites, differently from HSC-GT.

Presumably, anti-Cripto Mab inhibits phosphorylation of Akt, a major molecule of PI3K/Akt pathway and interrupted Cripto/Akt/GSK-3 β signalling pathways leading to destabilising β-catenin (Neo et al, 2000) and switching Axin to activate JNK apoptosis signalling instead of favouring in Wnt signalling activation (Zhang et al, 2001).

On production, Dyke has left an unfortunate legacy: a strong integrated economy that antagonised the independent sector by favouring in-house producers and ultimately provoked a critical programme supply review.

The technique was especially favoured in Spain and France.

Women were especially favoured in this respect.

Neutrino physics was not in favour in the UK.

Graduates will also be favoured in business and legal institutions.

That can really go in your favour in ODI cricket.